CucumberKris true that, that should be #1 and I'm not saying it as a T-Mac fanatic. I thought "Yeah it's ok seeing it in top 3, let's see what's first!" then I saw a normal crossover plus shot from medium by Jordan. Sick crossover, but the play itself is not THAT huge, half of Iverson highlights are made of that crossovers.
I agree that the McGrady plays were awesome. However, the video doesn't show Reggie Miller hitting not two, but three 3-pointers in the closing seconds to defeat the Knicks that year!
Rich Walton The crossover itself is amazing for the way he puts his legs but that's it, it's jsut a cross and a three pointer, you see that on a daily basis in the NBA.
That's a wack 3 because Popovich deliberately threw the game by taking Duncan off the floor, which resulted Heat in 3 straight offensive rebounds for the Heat. Robert Horry's 3 against the Kings and Derek Fisher 0.4 seconds against the Spurs are both a lot more memorable.
Honourable mentions: -Allen Iversons crossover against Lue -Ray Allens game winning 3 pointer to save the Heat -Brian Scalabrines 360 windmill dunk from halfcourt
That Ray Allen 3 was wack because Popovich stupidly took Duncan off the floor, which was why the Heat kept getting offensive rebounds. Derek Fisher's 0.4 second shot against the Spurs and Robert Horry's 3 in 2002 WCF against the Kings are both a lot more memorable.
+RJ As far as significance goes, yes, Ray's Tre should be up there near the top. But Evans shot (and Jerry West's) were more amazing because of where they shot the ball from.
Lebron's unbelievable playoff game against the Pistons in '07 (where he scored 29 of the Cavs' last 30 points in a double-overtime victory) should be on here.
steven palmzie sim His real name is Magic Scalabrine, but he changed it to Brian because NBA told him to because they didn't want to show anybody his magic.
Honestly wether it's a push or not means nothing. The fact that he swished the shot to win a game 6 in the finals and cap of a second threepeat and a hall of fame career, it's like the perfect ending to the arguably the greatest career ever.
But he did in a way the refs didn't see, so it is only a foul if its called, a lot of players do that nowadays too, d wade is an example, just did it yesterday against knicks.
That shot was wack because Duncan wasn't even on the court. Heat missed their first 2 attempts, but the Spurs were undersized and couldn't rebound. Robert Horry himself has at least 3 moments more deserving to be on the list, especially 2002 WCF against the Kings.
+Tyrone Richardson But we're not talking about the most clutch play of all-time, just the best plays of all-time. And Jan, Tmac was a series of plays not one single showstopper.
+Ryan Lee Maybe not a Top 10 Play of All Time, but he had his head at the rim, basically jumped over a guy, and did it with two hands. You usually only see that kind of elevation with one hand, and usually from 6'2-6'6 black guys.
That Tyreke Evans shot was honestly the most amazing thing I've ever seen. You can't take anything away from it just because it wasn't in the playoffs. Not to mention the shot before by O.J. Mayo was a great shot too. Probably the most exciting last 15 seconds in a game ever.
Honestly it needed Dr. J's crazy layup against the Lakers, MJ's switcheroo layup in 1991, Magic Johnson's baby hook game winner, Kobe's game winner, the "Halviceck stole the ball!" play, MJ's 1989 Game winner, and much more.
No I am annoyed that they always put Jordan number one cause he's Jordan. I think it's silly. I realize going back and reading my comment that it could have sounded like I supported it though. I once saw a dude who was dead serious and was writing an article for a sports website who said Jordan was in the top 10 passers of all time, and was a better passer than Jason Kidd. People just worship him it's silly.
James Brown The dude was an amazing passer, he just had a shoot first mentality for 90% of his career. Remember, when he as moved to PG in 89 for a stretch of games, he had 11 triple doubles in 12 games. And in the 91 finals, he averaged 31ppg and 11.4 assists. So clearly he was a great passer (in terms of passing ABILITY). He just chose to be more of a scorer most of his career.
1:48 This is my all time favorite highlight compilation. Everything in this video just makes number six so awesome. The way the commentator screams "Oh My God!" and the way the crowd reacts. The music is the cherry on top but this is definitely a moment to remember. It was so shocking Lillard had to turn away from the hoop. I don't think he believed it.
Fuck him i hate him go spurs go. Lebron didn't deserve that series win over my spurs, if it wasnt for allen he wouldve lost 5 times in the finals. But he did deserve the blow out win in 2014 that felt soooo good as a spurs fan. Beating them by 15+ each game and winning both games on their home court was just beautiful especially with all the fake ass fans leaving in the 3rd quarter and 4th. Haha, Duncans 5 championships > LBJ's 2 championships.
Honorable mentions: Kobe Shaq alley oop, Lebron James game 7 block, Ray Allen 3 pointer (2013), nate Robinson Yao Ming block, Shaq bringing down the entire basketball hoop, Shaq breaking the backboard.
I remember i was 13 watching TMAC doing the clutchest series of shots in my grandparents living room. I was a huge fan of his so much raw talent. I was literally in awe.
that jordan shot was the single most important shot of a monumental career. the steal, the lead up, the series as a whole. there is nothing you can do to discredit it. now, his shot at #10 is a different story. amazing shot.....pretty cool "play". same as the tom chambers dunk. great dunk...pretty cool play. both are expendable
+nessleezle The Lilliard shot was 500 times more impressive. When Jordan took his shot, a ROUTINE 18 footer, the game was TIED, the Bulls were up in the series, and there was no pressure. I'll leave off the fact that Jordan pushed Russell off with his left hand. Lilliard ran all the way across the court to catch the ball and nail it all net with his team down by two and one second left.
+Emmanuel Enyinwa first of all the game was not tied...86-85 before MJ hit the shot...no pressure?Game 6 of NBA finals and on the road...Lillard's shot was impressive but it was only during the 1st round of the playoffs...now go figure... :)
So proud that i've seen that Jordan shot live on tv with my friends. It was like 7 am here and we were 11-13 years old. Good times! And the waiting for the match. Didn't use alcohol or drugs just chips and soda. Still remember that night as yesterday.
estilkind not sure what you mean by endorsements or what that have to do with anything... all i read is: TOP 10 plays of all time... and t-mac have the best
Except for #10, those are all situational scenarios that make the plays so good. That move by MJ at #10 is probably the greatest move of all time in the NBA. There's not another player on the planet that could pull that off, except MJ. That T-mac sequence is hands down, the best series of shots made since I've been watching the NBA.
Daniel Espinoza idk if it was a pushoff for sure. It didnt look like he put enough power to cause that distance. a lot of elite players do this (i.e. james harden, dwyane wade) to give the defender the illusion that theyre still driving.
***** Did he nudge him? yes. Do people nudge and throw chicken wings on the court all the time? yes. Within the rules of the NBA, it's not legal, but everybody knows how to bend the rules, and the tricks to get away with it without being dirty in any way. Ever seen *Kobe* in the post how he slaps peoples hands away from him? Ever seen *LeBron* push off with his off arm on a fastbreak? Ever seen *Chris Paul* nudge you away with his off arm on a stepback? Ever seen *Barkley* clear space with his elbows after a rebound? Ever seen *Moses Malone* give post chicken wings? It happens all the time. All the greats know the tricks.
TMAC wow.... Greatest player that never was. Had he only stayed healthy. He'd be bumping someone out of the top 10. I didnt agree with all the 10 but this was a dope ass video!! Good job sir
That shot was wack because they missed their first 2 attempts and only got a 3rd chance because Duncan wasn't on the court and the Spurs couldn't rebound. Horry's 2002 WCF was way better. Fisher's 0.4 second shot way better.
I look at Jordan's final shot as not just a shot, but actually as a sequence of 3 clutch events: 1) After going down by 3 after Stockton hit that dagger 3, with just 41.9 seconds left, Jordan drives and gets the clutch layup. 2) He then steals the ball from Malone, 3) ....final possession, hits the clutch shot giving him 45 points for the game, and winning the game. Now THAT'S how you will your team to win. Lot of people say "well what more could Player X have done here to win, they scored 30 points on a good percentage, it's not his fault his teammates didn't show up....." By doing things like this. By making an imprint on the game, and not just "waiting for your turn to score."
"The Shot" is generally recognized as the shot Michael Jorden hit at the buzzer to beat the Cavs in a best of 5 series in the first round. Like said above by Jzon3251. I can't believe that that play was not on here.
josh south Thank you,. Yeah, so many comeback-series-of-plays on here, but that shot and Jordan switching hands vs the Lakers aren't on here. Heck, just in the last Cavs-Bulls series of 2015, you had 2 game-winners that could've made this list (Rose,Lebron). This list is not objective enough.
There are many plays that could have been on here, but there is no such thing as a perfect list. In my opinion, this is pretty damn close, so props to you House Of Hoops keep doing what you do.
Bill People have different opinions on it. I believe that he didn't, because if he did push him his hand would have followed through. But instead his hand dropped.
Others not mentioned: LeBron's shot against the Magic in 2009 ECF, a 3 pointer, down 2 with 1.2 seconds left. Kobe Bryant's 3 pointer against the Pistons in 2004 Game 2. Ray Allen's 3 against San Antonio Derek Fisher's 20 footer against San Antonio Steph Curry's 3 against New Orleans in 2015 Game 3. Magic's running hook against Boston in 1985. Vince Carter's 3 against San Antonio in 2014.
Everybody pretty much agrees he gave him a little nudge yes:) But with the way Russel was running I think MJ would end up wide open after that crossover anyway.
Oh dude he definitely did lol anyone who's not blind could see that but I don't see the problem with it. The game was more physical back then, defensively, and offensively. It's still one of the dopest plays ever because of the way he pimped it at the end lol
No because at that time it was suppose to be his last shot ever I believe, which made it so special. He won his 6th ring on the road in clutch fashion. He did push a little bit but it wasnt that hard, but the guy wasnt even complaining about it after it happened. Players these days would bitch and complain about it if they knew they got fouled so i dont think he believed it was an offensive foul
False. Russell is well documented stating he pushed off. That's the thing though, if you're a superstar you get away w things like that. For the record, Russell has actually challenged MJ to one on one's as recent as a year ago stating that he doesn't even care if he pushes off, and that he'd still beat him in a one on one.
Dustin Carter thats was after LOL. if he thinks he was pushed he should have reacted or said it after that happens. which obviously he didnt. so no pushed off
Man.. I STILL love watching MJ play. He was just such a beast on the court. He wasn't only the best ever, but he just made it look SOOOO easy and smooth too.
It's a good dunk but this is a video for "top 10 PLAYS in nba history", the guy had the ball and dunked. Might as well put a few amazing dunk contest dunks on the list. And by the way Vince Carter's dunk at the Sydney Olympics was better than number 9
+Overdose It's not about dunks. It's about plays, for example the Larry Bird and Reggie Miller clips in this video, those are amazing plays. A guy jumping over someone for a dunk doesn't belong on this list.
I agree with that. If Jordan did that it would be number 1. People just won't realize LeBron's greatness until he retires. They worship Jordan and hate on LeBron that's just how it is.
Some really amazing moments I didn't know of. One amazing moment I was aware of. You left out the Doc. And I'm sure others that could replace a straight up dunk. Jordan at the top is cool.
Tmac's should be the best. I feel like your giving Jordan credits too easily. The context of the shot it great, but the difficulty of the shot itself wasn't at all that difficult, especially he did give him a little push on the legs, and also it wasn't a legit game winner either.
nick lomeli I know dude, but I'm saying, the shot itself wasn't that difficult when compared to other shots in the vid. It got him far in name, but the shot wasn't nearly as challenging as 13 points in 33 seconds... If you know what I mean.
Obaid Pirzda Lillards 3 was an enormous moment but it was due to bad defense by Parsons. How about Derek Fisher's .4 seconds game winner against the Spurs in the West Finals? Tougher shot. Bigger stage. Tougher opponent.
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That Traci Mcgrady play was hands down the best thing i have ever seen in the NBA!
*Tracy*
CucumberKris true that, that should be #1 and I'm not saying it as a T-Mac fanatic. I thought "Yeah it's ok seeing it in top 3, let's see what's first!" then I saw a normal crossover plus shot from medium by Jordan. Sick crossover, but the play itself is not THAT huge, half of Iverson highlights are made of that crossovers.
I agree that the McGrady plays were awesome. However, the video doesn't show Reggie Miller hitting not two, but three 3-pointers in the closing seconds to defeat the Knicks that year!
+AndreCorner not that huge? hows that?
Rich Walton The crossover itself is amazing for the way he puts his legs but that's it, it's jsut a cross and a three pointer, you see that on a daily basis in the NBA.
Missing Ray Allen's 3 against the Spurs.
you need to watch more old school basketball...this video is hardly the "top 10 of all time"
That's a wack 3 because Popovich deliberately threw the game by taking Duncan off the floor, which resulted Heat in 3 straight offensive rebounds for the Heat. Robert Horry's 3 against the Kings and Derek Fisher 0.4 seconds against the Spurs are both a lot more memorable.
Sakhi Ahmed it definitely is
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Honourable mentions:
-Allen Iversons crossover against Lue
-Ray Allens game winning 3 pointer to save the Heat
-Brian Scalabrines 360 windmill dunk from halfcourt
It was a game-tying 3
Did he really dunk that?
@@calebcantshoot3355 yes definitely
That Ray Allen 3 was wack because Popovich stupidly took Duncan off the floor, which was why the Heat kept getting offensive rebounds. Derek Fisher's 0.4 second shot against the Spurs and Robert Horry's 3 in 2002 WCF against the Kings are both a lot more memorable.
GOOB It’s saved him from the spurs winning the championship
I feel as though Ray Allen's Game 6 shot in 13 gets honorable mention.
I totally agree with you but, I'm glad it's not here. I would be too emotionally distraught to comment after watching it again. 😞
LORDS FURY Spurs got revenge the next year. If Duncan and Parker never missed those FTs smh.
wedontknow Beginning to think that that shot should have made this list. Also thinking Tyreke Evans shot should be higher.
+estilkind why? it was a regular season game. if not for Allen's shot, one of the best players of all time would be 1-5 in the finals
+RJ As far as significance goes, yes, Ray's Tre should be up there near the top. But Evans shot (and Jerry West's) were more amazing because of where they shot the ball from.
LOL even the Nets bench reacted to MJ layup
Ayo dom
Wow dom used to comment a lot 5 years ago
4:00 how did that dude off the bench knew the ball was going in..
Edgars Pavlovičs luck
veiksme
I noticed that too. I guess it looked good all the way.
magnets
he was already jumping around hoping it would go in, he was just coming back up from his jumping motion that made it look like that
They forgot a lot of plays
How do u not have thousands of like on this comment
@@pnwfisher2144 it’s from five years ago
@@nicolascaraballo1534 don’t care
Where’s Kobe
They never heard of Dr J, apparently
I love how Lebron was on the cover/still for this video but not in a single clip.
Lebron's unbelievable playoff game against the Pistons in '07 (where he scored 29 of the Cavs' last 30 points in a double-overtime victory) should be on here.
Since you included lillard, you might as well have included fisher's 0.4 shot
CoaxHoax totally agree....I watched the clip waiting to see that play
CoaxHoax agree
+CoaxHoax and roy!
+CoaxHoax no one likes derek fisher tho
+CoaxHoax i think main reason lillard's is there over fisher's is because it's a much harder shot
You forgot the scalabrine 720 fade away reverse dunk from half court, major flaw in this top ten
That's not even in his own top ten.
Ikr I guess they forget how good he was in his prime or lost the tape of his legendary dunk
steven palmzie sim It is so good everybody deleted it because they didn't want to show everybody his magic
😂😂 too true, he was a magical player in his prime
steven palmzie sim His real name is Magic Scalabrine, but he changed it to Brian because NBA told him to because they didn't want to show anybody his magic.
Michael jordan was the best pusher with his left hand in nba history
homiz96 lebron gay is that you?
jerry james faunillan what? lol
Not a push off.... If it were a push his hand would have followed through with the push but his hand went down
SJtrusted if it wasn't a push off then what was Michael Jordan doing w/ that hand was he trying to grab the man ass or something
Honestly wether it's a push or not means nothing. The fact that he swished the shot to win a game 6 in the finals and cap of a second threepeat and a hall of fame career, it's like the perfect ending to the arguably the greatest career ever.
That Lillard shot gives me chills, as a rookie with big balls to nail a series winner and knock James Harden out of the playoffs? Ice in his veins.
He wasnt a rookie...
Phillip Isayev He was n his second year, but great shot nonetheless
James Marsden whoops, I'm just getting into NBA
***** yeah I just started watching nba
***** Why?
So a wide open mid range jump shot is better than 13 points in 35 seconds or a full court game winner.
+Tom Manning
1. He broke his ankles
2. It was Michael Jordan
3. It won him his 6th championship
IMO it was definitely the greatest play of all time
But he fouled Russell tho...
But he did in a way the refs didn't see, so it is only a foul if its called, a lot of players do that nowadays too, d wade is an example, just did it yesterday against knicks.
+Maruiti no he didn't go watch the video it was clean
Yes you are correct...
Allen's Game 6 game-tying 3? Championship on the line
should be number 1
+M3GOAT that should be number 3
Cuz 1 and 2 Are Historical
+M3GOAT btw no.1 has 3 historical moves The Steal,The Crossover,The Jumpshot
That shot was wack because Duncan wasn't even on the court. Heat missed their first 2 attempts, but the Spurs were undersized and couldn't rebound. Robert Horry himself has at least 3 moments more deserving to be on the list, especially 2002 WCF against the Kings.
America First Productions ok and? That is arguably the greatest shot in nba history
why do i torture myself with that Lillard 3-pointer?... worst heartbreak ever when i watched that
Dude your a good fan thanks for not talking shit
Yeah i cried...
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Andree St. Arromand
Question?
Ryan Terry Lets not think about it man, were in the second round right now and thats what counts! 2015 Champs!
how in hell MJ shot is better than Gerry West clutch, TMac 13 pts???
Jerry West right?
yep
+Tyrone Richardson But we're not talking about the most clutch play of all-time, just the best plays of all-time. And Jan, Tmac was a series of plays not one single showstopper.
+Jan Ku Jerrys was pretty much luck and only tied the game, leading them to lose in OT
actually, there was no 3-pt line back then, so ye, it was 2 points that only tied the game
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+Hidan Daniel The real song is "The Ecstasy of Gold" but this is a remix
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Haha the guy at 3:48 jumped off the bench before the shot even went in!😂
I still don't get it why is the tom chambers dunk here?
+Ryan Lee Head at the rim too. Completely underrated dunk but idk if I consider the best
Dude looked like he was floating
+Ryan Lee Maybe not a Top 10 Play of All Time, but he had his head at the rim, basically jumped over a guy, and did it with two hands. You usually only see that kind of elevation with one hand, and usually from 6'2-6'6 black guys.
+Taylor B he had help on his elevation. peep Tom's knee on the defenders shoulder
Yeah idk we get better dunks than that pretty regularly now lol
That Tyreke Evans shot was honestly the most amazing thing I've ever seen. You can't take anything away from it just because it wasn't in the playoffs. Not to mention the shot before by O.J. Mayo was a great shot too. Probably the most exciting last 15 seconds in a game ever.
10 - Aomine Daiki
9 - Kagami Taiga
8 - Kuroko Tetsuya & Izuki Shun
7 - Kise Ryota (Aomine's agility + Midorima's 3 Pointer
6 - Hyuuga Junpei
5 - Aomine Daiki
4 - Midorima Shintaro
3 - Kise dunk's into Midorima's 3 into Kise copies Midorima's 3
2 - Hyuuga Junpei
1 - Kagami Taiga vs Aomine Daiki
James Kjellberg are you on fucking crack?
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+Cj .K racist seeing as its japanese XD
i agree aomine and kagami had the best battle
LeBrick James in the thumbnail but not in the video lol that's a W
what's a w?
+DatOneBoss whats an L?
Lebrick? He has a better 3 point percentage than Larry bird in the playoffs
"just an 11 year old makin some vids" yep, average lebron hater
Oh yea and L btw
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Ummm..... no clutch Ray Allen 3 pointer gm 6 nba finals..... But you've got a layup
If you wanna see Ray Allens 3 pointer make your own Top Ten video and put him in, This guy can't please everyone.
Sam Tuangalu Well I was just stating the fact that a clutch three pointer to save the Heat in the NBA FINALS. Now that should be in over a lay up.
Definitely top 10. Changed history and the perception of LBJ Pop and Timmys legacies
Wtf that was not just "A Layup" that was a historic play by the greatest player of all time
Christian Yonan I know that it may of sounded a little bit harsh but come on Ray Allen deserved to be in here
To me McGrady's game winning run in like 30 seconds is the best play in nba history
Where is D-fish's 0.4 second shot?
Jack Rottman Thought the same thing! Not a laker fan, but that was nutz!
Not better than any of these shots
Honestly it needed Dr. J's crazy layup against the Lakers, MJ's switcheroo layup in 1991, Magic Johnson's baby hook game winner, Kobe's game winner, the "Halviceck stole the ball!" play, MJ's 1989 Game winner, and much more.
Jordan always has to be number 1 even if there are other plays better than his.
James Brown I can't tell if you are annoyed by this and think that this is true or you literally believe that Jordan is that good.
No I am annoyed that they always put Jordan number one cause he's Jordan. I think it's silly. I realize going back and reading my comment that it could have sounded like I supported it though.
I once saw a dude who was dead serious and was writing an article for a sports website who said Jordan was in the top 10 passers of all time, and was a better passer than Jason Kidd. People just worship him it's silly.
James Brown I do think MJ is the best of all time, but the way people worship him, when obviously there is better plays, I to think is just stupid.
James Brown The dude was an amazing passer, he just had a shoot first mentality for 90% of his career. Remember, when he as moved to PG in 89 for a stretch of games, he had 11 triple doubles in 12 games. And in the 91 finals, he averaged 31ppg and 11.4 assists. So clearly he was a great passer (in terms of passing ABILITY). He just chose to be more of a scorer most of his career.
It should have been the shot though not the hidden bs that turned into what it is now
1:48 This is my all time favorite highlight compilation. Everything in this video just makes number six so awesome. The way the commentator screams "Oh My God!" and the way the crowd reacts. The music is the cherry on top but this is definitely a moment to remember. It was so shocking Lillard had to turn away from the hoop. I don't think he believed it.
What’s the soundtracks name?
It was sick
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How can Dr. J's lay up against the Lakers be omitted? Scandalous!!!
Where is Ray Allens three? That saved Miami and allowed them to go on to win another finals
+Muneeb Sharif IKR, should be Top 5 after seeing what made this list.
What’s the name of the song I have been looking for it for ages
Have you found it yet?
how about Ray Allen's game saving 3-pointer in game 6 against the San Antonio Spurs in 2013?
Fuck him i hate him go spurs go. Lebron didn't deserve that series win over my spurs, if it wasnt for allen he wouldve lost 5 times in the finals. But he did deserve the blow out win in 2014 that felt soooo good as a spurs fan. Beating them by 15+ each game and winning both games on their home court was just beautiful especially with all the fake ass fans leaving in the 3rd quarter and 4th. Haha, Duncans 5 championships > LBJ's 2 championships.
+P2P 6God jesus christ ur salty...lol
What??
+P2P 6God hahaha let that shot burn in your memory forever and thank Kawhi for choking on those free throws
+Miles Christian Espino that was a crazy moment.
Man, these are nice edits, you really got something going for you.
Somebody knows the song name ? :/
Stefan Jovanovic jay z - the blueprint 2
Thanks bro
House Of Hoops isnt that an album?
So .Awesome and a song as well
ok i didnt know that
i have to listen to it
Number 6 and Number 3 are just unbelievable. To see every single person rise up in complete shock and amazement brings me chills
Honorable mentions: Kobe Shaq alley oop, Lebron James game 7 block, Ray Allen 3 pointer (2013), nate Robinson Yao Ming block, Shaq bringing down the entire basketball hoop, Shaq breaking the backboard.
Horry 3 vs. Kings in 2002 WCF
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"Watch Jordan's left hand here as he gives Russell the push..."
Wade's block on Amare before splashing a half court (not a 4th quarter) buzzer beater is one of my favourite plays ever.
Tracy Mcgrady's sequence is the number 1 play IMHO. And where the hell is Ray Allen's 3 against the spurs?
I remember i was 13 watching TMAC doing the clutchest series of shots in my grandparents living room. I was a huge fan of his so much raw talent. I was literally in awe.
Anything is possible when I listen to this song.
What’s the name of the song
Lillard's buzzer beater was legendary when you watched it live. I remember it made my body hair stand up.
***** nice vid again ! You're the best man
thanks bro, its good to have someone that doesn't complain about every video I post
House Of Hoops don't mind these assholes your videos are awesome
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that jordan shot was the single most important shot of a monumental career. the steal, the lead up, the series as a whole. there is nothing you can do to discredit it. now, his shot at #10 is a different story. amazing shot.....pretty cool "play". same as the tom chambers dunk. great dunk...pretty cool play. both are expendable
+nessleezle The Lilliard shot was 500 times more impressive. When Jordan took his shot, a ROUTINE 18 footer, the game was TIED, the Bulls were up in the series, and there was no pressure. I'll leave off the fact that Jordan pushed Russell off with his left hand. Lilliard ran all the way across the court to catch the ball and nail it all net with his team down by two and one second left.
you fail to grasp the point of anything i just said.
+Emmanuel Enyinwa first of all the game was not tied...86-85 before MJ hit the shot...no pressure?Game 6 of NBA finals and on the road...Lillard's shot was impressive but it was only during the 1st round of the playoffs...now go figure... :)
No 10 is simply inhuman!! Should be no 1, easily sickest move of all time!
So proud that i've seen that Jordan shot live on tv with my friends. It was like 7 am here and we were 11-13 years old. Good times! And the waiting for the match. Didn't use alcohol or drugs just chips and soda. Still remember that night as yesterday.
Dwayne wades shot was pretty amazing
No Lebqueen, no Curry, no KD, no Leonard and many more... that's the real NBA. Nice vid.
before i watch the video... i vote t-mac 13 points in 35 seconds...
+Option42B pffff.... mj??? rly??? fuck dat list...
srsly how can you even... im speechless...
I swear it was on there tho
+JoeevoGaming T-Mac didn't have the endorsements of MJ, and isn't that what this list is all about?
Thank you !!
estilkind not sure what you mean by endorsements or what that have to do with anything... all i read is: TOP 10 plays of all time... and t-mac have the best
Except for #10, those are all situational scenarios that make the plays so good. That move by MJ at #10 is probably the greatest move of all time in the NBA. There's not another player on the planet that could pull that off, except MJ. That T-mac sequence is hands down, the best series of shots made since I've been watching the NBA.
you should update this video and put lbj block in game 7 of the finals
L
Amen to that
Or Kyrie's gamewinner
That Lillard shot gives me chills every time I watch it.
the brandon roy's one against the rockets is almost the same but further, so its better
+Hectorebu 11
No...Lillard's was better, his was to win the series! And I was at that Roy game.
On play number one wow what a push off😄
Daniel Espinoza idk if it was a pushoff for sure. It didnt look like he put enough power to cause that distance. a lot of elite players do this (i.e. james harden, dwyane wade) to give the defender the illusion that theyre still driving.
*****
Did he nudge him? yes. Do people nudge and throw chicken wings on the court all the time? yes.
Within the rules of the NBA, it's not legal, but everybody knows how to bend the rules, and the tricks to get away with it without being dirty in any way.
Ever seen *Kobe* in the post how he slaps peoples hands away from him?
Ever seen *LeBron* push off with his off arm on a fastbreak?
Ever seen *Chris Paul* nudge you away with his off arm on a stepback?
Ever seen *Barkley* clear space with his elbows after a rebound?
Ever seen *Moses Malone* give post chicken wings?
It happens all the time. All the greats know the tricks.
#1 is killer. Jordan ripped all Utah Jazz fans hearts out that day. Brutal!
TMAC wow.... Greatest player that never was. Had he only stayed healthy. He'd be bumping someone out of the top 10. I didnt agree with all the 10 but this was a dope ass video!! Good job sir
Those are some sweet plays...Lillard's 3 was sick. McGrady's plays were sick...Jordan's crossover was just cold blooded.
Ray Allen Game 6 isn't here, not legit.
That shot was wack because they missed their first 2 attempts and only got a 3rd chance because Duncan wasn't on the court and the Spurs couldn't rebound. Horry's 2002 WCF was way better. Fisher's 0.4 second shot way better.
@@realniggashit3 LOL
I look at Jordan's final shot as not just a shot, but actually as a sequence of 3 clutch events: 1) After going down by 3 after Stockton hit that dagger 3, with just 41.9 seconds left, Jordan drives and gets the clutch layup. 2) He then steals the ball from Malone, 3) ....final possession, hits the clutch shot giving him 45 points for the game, and winning the game. Now THAT'S how you will your team to win.
Lot of people say "well what more could Player X have done here to win, they scored 30 points on a good percentage, it's not his fault his teammates didn't show up....." By doing things like this. By making an imprint on the game, and not just "waiting for your turn to score."
New #1 Lebrons block in game 7
its good but not #1 lol
I think there are to many years and such greatness the nba has witnessed, it would be to hard to condense it in top 10 plays.
What about "The Shot"
josh south Which one?
estilkind Jordan burying the Cavs with Ehlo guarding him
"The Shot" is generally recognized as the shot Michael Jorden hit at the buzzer to beat the Cavs in a best of 5 series in the first round. Like said above by Jzon3251. I can't believe that that play was not on here.
josh south Thank you,. Yeah, so many comeback-series-of-plays on here, but that shot and Jordan switching hands vs the Lakers aren't on here. Heck, just in the last Cavs-Bulls series of 2015, you had 2 game-winners that could've made this list (Rose,Lebron). This list is not objective enough.
josh south imo this play had more significance than the Lillard shot because the series was tied 2 to 2
Micheal jordans shot was so good it made the person on the opposite team on the bench go crazy (#10)
chauncey billups game-tying 3? paul millsaps 11 points in 28 seconds? tayshuan princes game saving block on reggie miller?
10 plays from the entire history of the league, man. Can't get them all
i love jewish orphans 1 cant get them all dumbasss bitch
Zane CDust ik but they are some good ones dumbass
i love jewish orphans 1 The T-Mac part in this video was him scoring 13 points in 33 seconds so it would be pointless to have Millsap's as well
There are many plays that could have been on here, but there is no such thing as a perfect list. In my opinion, this is pretty damn close, so props to you House Of Hoops keep doing what you do.
err... sorry, but i didnt guess what the number 1 was about.. did jordan push the guy with his left hand or something?
Bill People have different opinions on it. I believe that he didn't, because if he did push him his hand would have followed through. But instead his hand dropped.
Yeah, the reggie miller play was insane. The game was a thousand times rougher back then
D Wade with the all black kicks and white socks... that shit was tough
That Mj shot is the most overrated shot in history. A wide open mid-range shot after an offensive foul was ignored because refs loved MJ.
Others not mentioned:
LeBron's shot against the Magic in 2009 ECF, a 3 pointer, down 2 with 1.2 seconds left.
Kobe Bryant's 3 pointer against the Pistons in 2004 Game 2.
Ray Allen's 3 against San Antonio
Derek Fisher's 20 footer against San Antonio
Steph Curry's 3 against New Orleans in 2015 Game 3.
Magic's running hook against Boston in 1985.
Vince Carter's 3 against San Antonio in 2014.
Seems like magics hook shot vs the celts in 87 finals should of made it
Definitely. Also Bird's steal of Zeke's inbound pass and the assist to DJ.
great compilation!
Who think Jordan pushed on the number 1 play?
Everybody pretty much agrees he gave him a little nudge yes:) But with the way Russel was running I think MJ would end up wide open after that crossover anyway.
True DAT
Oh dude he definitely did lol anyone who's not blind could see that but I don't see the problem with it. The game was more physical back then, defensively, and offensively. It's still one of the dopest plays ever because of the way he pimped it at the end lol
Yeah
he said that jordan pushed in the video
Lebrick james be on da thumbnail but not in the video,boy be throwin bricks
yeah that explains the finals
Jordan push off for the best play ever? Must be a bulls fan.
No because at that time it was suppose to be his last shot ever I believe, which made it so special. He won his 6th ring on the road in clutch fashion. He did push a little bit but it wasnt that hard, but the guy wasnt even complaining about it after it happened. Players these days would bitch and complain about it if they knew they got fouled so i dont think he believed it was an offensive foul
+P2P 6God yeah thats the point russell didnt even complained cuz he was not pushed look on the second replay
False. Russell is well documented stating he pushed off. That's the thing though, if you're a superstar you get away w things like that. For the record, Russell has actually challenged MJ to one on one's as recent as a year ago stating that he doesn't even care if he pushes off, and that he'd still beat him in a one on one.
Dustin Carter thats was after LOL. if he thinks he was pushed he should have reacted or said it after that happens. which obviously he didnt. so no pushed off
marytifa so you're saying cause he didn't cry about it that the rules change?
What's the beat in the Video?
Lol soo Michael. Jordan's offensive foul is number 1 smh
It wasn't a foul even the guy he crossed said he didn't push him
even the announcers said he pushed him......SMH too.
+ak nature Jordans the only guy who can commit an offensive foul and have people praise him for getting away with it.
It didn't even look like he had enough leverage to push him
even if it was an offensive foul the referres didn't saw it
Tracy McGrady's 13 points in 35 seconds is the best sequence of plays I have ever seen. Definitely better than Jordan's play at least.
10 and 9 should not be there. there should be lebron james vs magic and ray allen vs the spurs
Man.. I STILL love watching MJ play. He was just such a beast on the court. He wasn't only the best ever, but he just made it look SOOOO easy and smooth too.
How can a standard dunk be on the list
i don't see any standard dunks here
He's talking about number 9
Overdose
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It's a good dunk but this is a video for "top 10 PLAYS in nba history", the guy had the ball and dunked. Might as well put a few amazing dunk contest dunks on the list. And by the way Vince Carter's dunk at the Sydney Olympics was better than number 9
+Overdose It's not about dunks. It's about plays, for example the Larry Bird and Reggie Miller clips in this video, those are amazing plays. A guy jumping over someone for a dunk doesn't belong on this list.
I think the Kobe's Oop to Shaq in the WCF against the Blazers in game 7 should deserve an honorable mention
How about Lebron's final consecutive 26 points versus Piston in playoffs???
I agree with that. If Jordan did that it would be number 1. People just won't realize LeBron's greatness until he retires. They worship Jordan and hate on LeBron that's just how it is.
What is the song they use in the video I recognise the woman in it but I have no clue where from I think it was in an ad?
Even though I'm one if the biggest bulls and Michael Jordan's biggest fans ever Tracy's play was way better and why Tf was number 9 even on here?
Number 9 is the best play it always blows my mind lmao
agree no.9 is out of place
Awsome video man keep it up!
Dr J?
Some really amazing moments I didn't know of. One amazing moment I was aware of. You left out the Doc. And I'm sure others that could replace a straight up dunk. Jordan at the top is cool.
LeBron Game 5 vs Detroit...nothing further needs to be said. Cavs fans all know.
Omg that lillard shot gives me chills and I'm not even a blazers fan
Tmac's should be the best. I feel like your giving Jordan credits too easily. The context of the shot it great, but the difficulty of the shot itself wasn't at all that difficult, especially he did give him a little push on the legs, and also it wasn't a legit game winner either.
The Hoper bro that shot won Jordan his last championship what are you talking about
nick lomeli I know dude, but I'm saying, the shot itself wasn't that difficult when compared to other shots in the vid. It got him far in name, but the shot wasn't nearly as challenging as 13 points in 33 seconds... If you know what I mean.
The Hoper yeah because he dropped the defender 😂😂 and made a last minute go ahead basket to win the finals lol😂
lol. that would have been a dangerous game 7 if jordan didn't make that shot and btw, there was a dunk and a steal by jordan before that.
and made all of it in less than a minute left
The dude in the bench after Jordan made the shot at no. 10 was like
Dude, let's just go.
0:49 this nigga be using Boingvert
not for nothinhg this is dope good job putting this together!
Terrible list
As you can expect from house of horseshit
+paul rodriguez agreed
@@4-CQL LOL
only #10 was worthy
Devin Harris had the best half court buzzer beater ever. He got blocked and got it back and hit it in the air.
No kobe or lebron
Just coz they're great players doesnt mean they automatically get in the top 10
House Of Hoops but how bout that cross then oop to shaq or game winning three over d wade
Obaid Pirzda idk bro, i wouldn't have kicked any off this list for those
***** Wade's play in here was a regular season game ....
Obaid Pirzda Lillards 3 was an enormous moment but it was due to bad defense by Parsons. How about Derek Fisher's .4 seconds game winner against the Spurs in the West Finals? Tougher shot. Bigger stage. Tougher opponent.
Okay, I need to start watching basketball again; I forgot how amazing this game and the players can be.
For the love of god, someone tell me this instrumental.
+wedontknow We don't know, either.
Extasy of gold ft nas,there u go bro
Jay z blueprint 2
jay-z blueprint 2. heres the link. its not a virus as long as you dont download anything *wink* junglevibe2.net/tracks/jay_z_blueprint_2_instrumental.html
wedontknow name song please
No 6 should have been Ralph Sampson's buzzer beater in 1986.